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On Wednesday, May 08, 1996, "Pete G." wrote...
> pino@generation.net (pino) wrote:
> >In article <4l92h7$9if@yamato.fuse.net>, mkphillips@fuse.net says...
> >>I would like to read erotica on-line or receive same in mail.  Where 
> >do I 
> >>go for this?  I'm from AOL but now I'm on a new network and am a bit 
> >>lost.
> >
> >Hello Mary Katya,
> >I am also lost in internet, if that is any consolation for you
> >So maybe we should start a group just to see what happens
> >How is AOL compared to internet?   
> >I will also like to read and see some erotica,
> >I live in Montreal,
> >Pls answer...
> >Jorge
> 
> Dear Jorge,
> 
>     First, please understand that I write this with kind and
> friendly intentions.  Heck, we were all new and  lost here,
> at one time.
> 
>     Do you know what "Crossposting" means?  
> 
>     Look at the top of this letter.  You will see a very long
> list of Newsgroup titles.  That indicates your letter is "posted"
> in every one of those Newsgroups... right in the middle of 
> whatever discussion is going on in each one.  A bunch of people
> are "talking" about their favorite TV show, or having a religious
> debate, or discussing part of a great book.... and your letter
> asking about "lusty adult sites" plops into the middle of their
> communication.  Would you like it if that happened in reverse, to 
> *you*?
> 
>     There is a newsgroup especially for newcomers. It's called
> "News,newusers.questions".  Read it, and ask your questions there.
> Then, after you've learned your way around the Internet, drop back 
> in and say hello.   :)
> 
> Kindest regards,
> 
> Pete G.
>     
> 
>